A dominant image is a powerful or prominent visual element that captures the attention of the viewer or reader in a piece of art, literature, or media. It often conveys a central theme or message and plays a significant role in shaping the overall meaning or impact of the work.

In "The Sea Devil" by Arthur Gordon, there is alliteration in phrases such as "Swirling silently, the sea devil waits," where the repeating "s" sound creates the alliteration.

"Iron and Silk" by Mark Salzman explores themes of cultural exchange, martial arts, and personal growth through the author's experiences studying kung fu in China. It also delves into the challenges and rewards of bridging the divide between East and West.

The scene where Katniss falls off the parachute is on page 136 of the book "Mockingjay" by Suzanne Collins.

The stages of narrative structure are exposition (introduces background information), rising action (develops the conflict), climax (most intense part of the story), falling action (resolves the conflict), and resolution (concludes the story and ties up loose ends). Each stage contributes to the overall development and resolution of the plot.

The theme of "A Few Notes for Orpheus" revolves around the power of music to transcend boundaries and connect people on a deeper emotional level. It explores the idea of music as a universal language that can evoke profound emotions and bring solace in times of struggle.

The logo was created to capitalize on the success of their name, Penguin Books. The penguin was chosen as a memorable and distinctive symbol for the brand due to its association with books and because penguins are well-liked animals that are also associated with intelligence and curiosity.

Keeping a record of reviewed papers is important for writers to track their progress, monitor their strengths and weaknesses, and improve their writing skills over time. It also helps writers to identify trends in feedback and make targeted improvements in their future work. Additionally, having a record of reviewed papers can be valuable for showcasing expertise and accomplishments in the field.

The Bible can be used as a guidebook to judge literature by examining themes, moral lessons, and underlying messages in a piece of writing in relation to biblical teachings. Analyzing how a work of literature aligns with or challenges biblical values can provide insight into the author's perspective and the overall impact of the text on readers. However, it is important to approach this analysis with sensitivity to literary context and interpretation.

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Hi! I'm a little bit off with my creativity right now and I need to design a book cover for a practical class. The book is called La Profecía Autocumplida by Gabriel García Márquez, The Self-fulfilling prophecy would be the title in English. The author narrates a story about an old lady who starts a rumour about her town, repeating that something bad is going to happen. The gossip gets bigger and bigger between the people of the town 'till they get really scared and leave everything behind (their houses, jobs, plus they burn everything down.)

My question is: How would you design a book cover taking into account the rumour and some aspects of the story using rhetoric of the images? I've tried a lot of things but they get too literal and again, my creativity is blocked.

I really appreciate any help you can provide.

An appendix is in the back of the book.